Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-13
LOCAL sREvITIeS.

Miss NJ Pearl Kline is the guest Of New
Carlisle friends.
Joseph Wilson was station-housed last
night for lettering.
Mr. Robert ID. Brain went to Cincinnati
this afternoon to pass Sunday.
Mr.. +. A. Gross, the undertaken, went
to Mianisburg today on business.
Mr.. ". A. Battle, of Dallas. Texas, is in
the city Oh business and pleasure.
J. j. Miller esq. went to Cleveland this
morning on professional business.
Miss Alice Smith left this morning Oh q
visit among friends in Kent, Ohio.
Mrs. r. F. Brandon returned today from
Boston, where she has been visiting five
weeks.
Teachers institute begins next Monday
at the Central building and continues two
weeks.
Mr.. Will Logan. jr., of Lebanon. Ohio.
is in town. His friends are glad to well
come him.
Rev. J. B. Helwig will preach in his pull
pit in the First Lutheran church on tomor-
row morning.
Mrs. A. B. McMackin has gone to the
country-Knox county. near Mt. Vernon
for several weeks.
Among the arrivals Thursday at Hygeis
hotel, Old Point Comfort, Va, was Mr.. J.
5. Elliott, Springfield.
Mr.. George W. Perfect and Mrs. Col.
Perfect, of Sunbury. Ohio, are the guests
of relatives in this city.
Rev. X. X. Fenner. of Louisville, KY,
will occupy the pulpit at High street NJ. K.
church Sunday morning.
Miss Ellen Garden. of London. is visit
ing the family of Lawyer W. S. Newberry,
No. $50 west High street.
Miss Blanche Smith. of south Mechanic
street. yesterday Joined the dove party at
the Urbana camp ground.
Mr.. Chas. II. Barton left this morning
for Omaha. Neb., on a prospecting tour,
and will probably locate there.
Messrs. J. b. Swift and F. Geiger. OF
the Adams Express company, were in the
city yesterday and last evening.
Early next week Mr.. j. W. T. Cline and
his daughter. Miss Pearl, will go to the Ur-
bana camp-meeting for few days.
General A. S. Bushnell and Mr.. Frank
McGrew went to Middle Bass Island today
TO pass Sunday with their families.
Rev. n. c. Creamer, of Mechanicsburg,
former pastor here. will preach at the
Methodist Protestant church tomorrow.
Niagara Falls excursionists to the num-
Der of $50 passed through the city this
morning at O'Clock on the l. b. & W.
ID. NJ. Russell, for violating market or
dinance, was arrested yesterday on war
rant sworn out by Market Master Msrot.
Quite a number of Masons and knights
Templar, of this city. attended the funeral
of Mr.. 7. p. Johnston, near Enon, today.
Miss Nellie Miskinen. who has been Wis
iting Mrs. A. B. McMackin. of 100 south
Factory street, returned home last Thurs
day.
Mr.. II. L. Hotchkiss. formerly of this
city. is here visiting friends. Mr.. Hotch
kiss is well pleased with his vocation in the
Windy City.
Mrs. Samuel Z. Fay and daughter Lucy.
o. west Mulberry street. have returned
ON five weeks visit among friends In
Cincinnati and Louisville.
The Champion City Guards held q drill
in their armory last night. They are work
ing hard in preparation for the national
drill at Chicago in October.
The family of Mr.. George W. Perrin.
deceased, desire to thank their friends and
neighbors for the kindness and sympathy
shown them in their affiiction.
The Rev. j. H. Roberts. pastor of Trinity
Baptist church, and Rev. Wilton K. Boone,
pastor of the Second Baptist church. will
exchange pulpits Sunday morning.
Prof. II. c. Eppley has removed his Office
from the corner of Main and Plum
formerly occupied by the Sunday Ners.
Mr.. A. b. McMackin. editor of the
Lutheran Evangelist, leaves soon on a
trip through eastern Ohio and western
Pennsylvania in the interest of his paper.
Mr.. George II. Knight, the gentlemsnly
ticket agent of the Bee Line went to Enon
this morning to attend the funeral of Mr..
Thomas Il. Johnston, who died Thursday
afternoon.
Mr.. Robert T. Nelson. of the Gazette,
who went to California couple of months
ago, is now engaged as telegraph editor on
the Los Angeles Express, the oldest paper
in that citv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weinbrecht of 1851 west
Main street were taken by surprise on
Thursday evening, by party of twenty
couples of young folks, who made the
newly married couple several handsome
presents. The party was handsomely en-